Peaceful Horizon international champions community-led peace building across the world - engaging youth, faith leaders, and civil society to foster sustainable harmony and inclusive coexistence.
A strategic initiative to reduce localised conflict, strengthen interfaith cooperation, and empower youth with leadership skills.
Promote Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue; Bridging religious and cultural divides through structured dialogue and community interaction.
Strengthen Community Engagement and Social Cohesion; Empowering local communities through outreach programmes, conflict prevention mechanisms, and education.
Provide Peace Education and Capacity Building; Offering training in conflict resolution, mediation, emotional intelligence, and cultural sensitivity.
Equip Youth as Agents of Peace and Change; Mobilising young people through mentorship, leadership development, and community-driven initiatives.
Develop Scalable Peace Models; Creating templates that can be replicated across Nigeria, Africa, and globally.
Peaceful Horizon International (PHI) is a non-profit organisation in Nigeria, dedicated to promoting peacebuilding, cross-cultural understanding, youth empowerment, and community resilience across Nigeria, Africa and the World at large. The organisation was founded on the belief that peaceful and inclusive societies are built through dialogue, shared values, grassroots participation, and collective responsibility.
PHI’s first flagship programme is the Kogi Peace Project: Unity in Diversity, a community-centred peacebuilding intervention aimed at strengthening social cohesion in Kogi State.
To build peaceful, inclusive, and resilient societies where people of all identities coexist in mutual respect, unity, and shared purpose.
To promote peace, dialogue, social development, and youth empowerment through evidence-based programmes and community engagement.
Our divisional leaders bring specialized expertise and strategic vision to drive PHI's core peacebuilding and community development initiatives.
We are establishing Community Peace Clubs across schools, tertiary institutions, and communities, creating safe spaces where young people and residents are engaging in dialogue, building leadership skills, and promoting non-violence. Through regular activities and peer-driven initiatives, the clubs are nurturing responsible citizens who are actively fostering harmony and preventing conflict in their immediate environments.
We are empowering women through the Women for Peace Network, positioning them as peace influencers and community stabilisers. By providing platforms for training, dialogue, and leadership engagement, the network is enabling women to advocate for unity, mediate local disputes, and take active roles in community decision-making processes, thereby strengthening grassroots peace efforts.
We are conducting Peace Education Workshops that are equipping participants with critical skills in conflict resolution, mediation, emotional intelligence, and cultural intelligence. These workshops are bringing together youth, leaders, and educators who are learning practical tools for managing tensions, resolving disputes, and fostering peaceful relationships within their communities.
We are operating a Research & Documentation Hub that is producing peace reports, conflict assessments, policy briefs, and research findings grounded in field data and community insights. The Hub is systematically documenting peace initiatives, analysing emerging conflict trends, and generating knowledge that is guiding PHII’s programmes and supporting national peacebuilding efforts.
We are publishing the Peace Magazine quarterly, highlighting peace narratives, interviews, research findings, and stories of reconciliation. Through this publication, we are amplifying inspiring voices, promoting shared values, and enhancing public awareness on peacebuilding, ultimately encouraging communities to embrace unity and coexistence.
We need community mobilisers, trainers and event staff.
